The Scottish Refugee Council are hosting a refugee festival on Wednesday 18th June at Jerviston Community Centre. Come along for a chat and connect with different people and enjoy some amazing African food. Full details are on the attached flyer.
Say ‘hello’ and chat to the Samaritans about our work and with other local organisations in your area about how to access support. The Samaritans will be in Motherwell on Monday 28th April at the Brandon Parade car park and Tuesday 29th April at the Asda car park. For more information please email a.dickson@samaritans.org.uk.
New Full of Beans block starts Monday 28 April Full of Beans is a fun, free healthy lifestyle class for children aged 2 – 5 years and their families. Each week has a new theme for families to learn from such as help with healthy snacking, fussy eating and managing screen time while enjoying some...
Please see details on the attached leaflet for ‘Fruity Thursdays’ at the Houldsworth Centre in Wishaw.
Prepare for spring – stay well with NHS Lanarkshire’s health and wellbeing tips and know who to run to for healthcare in Lanarkshire. Please follow this link to access NHS Lanarkshire’s Spring Health Hub – Spring Health | NHS Lanarkshire
Patients and visitors to University Hospital Monklands will now catch the first glimpse of NHS Lanarkshire’s new eTriage system, with digital check-in kiosks installed in the Emergency Department this week. While the kiosks are now in place, they will not be operational until the end of the month, as we go through a period of...
NHS Lanarkshire’s Minor Injury Units are open for non-life-threatening injuries between 9am and 9pm every day. People are encouraged to phone 111 before attending a Minor Injury Unit. Those who do will be given priority over those who walk-in – resulting in quicker treatment. Dr Gordon McNeish, NHS Lanarkshire Associate Medical Director for Unscheduled Care,...
Please find below Hope for Autism’s group information booklet for April-June 2025. If your child or teen is interested and would like to book a place in a group, please contact: hope@hopeforautism.org.uk.
An innovative intergenerational project led by University Health & Social Care North Lanarkshire health visitors is creating heart-warming connections and improving breastfeeding support at Kilsyth Victoria Cottage Hospital (KVCH) and the Kilsyth Breastfeeding Support Group. Planned to run on a regular basis, the first event brought generations together – new mothers and their babies joining...
North Lanarkshire Council’s Community Learning and Development are running free adult learning groups focusing on digital skills. To attend full details are on the attached leaflet.
